CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - 2021 Master's Thesis Award
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CPES Thesis and Dissertation Awards
Recipients
2020 Not awarded
2019 Nathan Jacklin, MA (University of Victoria, supervisor: Graham McDonough)
Thesis title: What happens when "we" forget about authority?: Legitimating student-held authority
2018 Sarah Elizabeth Cashmore, PhD (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Eric Bredo)
Dissertation title: Growing past ourselves: Toward a pedagogy of change through the evolutionary epistemology and developmental teleology of Charles Sanders Pierce
2017 Ryan van den Berg, MA (UBC, supervisor: Claudia Ruitenberg)
Thesis title: Canadian civic education, deliberative democracy, and dissent
2016 James Bigari, PhD (UBC, co-supervisors: Daniel Vokey and Claudia Ruitenberg)
Dissertation title: The relationship of education for autonomy and education for morality: Implications for debates over educational aims
2015 Jessie Lauren Beier, MEd (UofA, supervisor: Jason Wallin)
Thesis title: Schizophrenizing the art encounter: Toward a politics of dehabituation
2014 Iris Berger, EdD (UBC, supervisor: Mona Gleason)
Dissertation title: Narration-as-action: The potential of pedagogical narration for leadership enactment in early childhood education contexts
2014 Michael McGarry, PhD (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Jamie-Lynn Magnusson)
Dissertation title: “To read, write, and cast accounts”: Foucault, governmentality, and education in Upper Canada/Canada West
2013 Christopher Arthur, MA (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Trevor Norris)
Thesis title: Financial literacy: Neoliberalism, the consumer and the citizen
CPES Distinguished Service Award
Criteria for the Award
The CPES seeks nominations of candidates for its Distinguished Service Award. To be eligible, a candidate must have made important contributions in teaching, research, and professional service to philosophy of education in Canada over an extended period of time. The nomination, made a member of CPES, must include a letter of recommendation, no fewer than three letters of support, and a current CV of the person nominated. Nominations should be sent to the CPES president by April 1 of the year in which it is proposed the award be granted. The award will not necessarily be given each year. The awards committee is chaired by the recent past president and two members appointed by the executive.
Recipients
L to R: CPES Past President Douglas Simpson; CPES Past President and 2016 Distinguished Service Award winner Michelle Forrest; 2013 Distinguished Service Award winner Sandra Bruneau; 2002 Distinguished Service Award winner Don Cochrane; CSSE Past President Yvonne Hébert.
2018 Sharon Bailin, Simon Fraser University
2016 Michelle Forrest, Mount Saint Vincent University
2015 Walter Okshevsky, Memorial University
2014 Daniel Vokey, University of British Columbia
2013 Sandra Bruneau, Association of BC Deans of Education
2012 Paul O'Leary, University of Western Ontario, and Douglas Stewart, University of Regina
2004 William Hare, Mount St. Vincent University
Thesis title: What happens when "we" forget about authority?: Legitimating student-held authority
2018 Sarah Elizabeth Cashmore, PhD (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Eric Bredo)
Dissertation title: Growing past ourselves: Toward a pedagogy of change through the evolutionary epistemology and developmental teleology of Charles Sanders Pierce
2017 Ryan van den Berg, MA (UBC, supervisor: Claudia Ruitenberg)
Thesis title: Canadian civic education, deliberative democracy, and dissent
2016 James Bigari, PhD (UBC, co-supervisors: Daniel Vokey and Claudia Ruitenberg)
Dissertation title: The relationship of education for autonomy and education for morality: Implications for debates over educational aims
2015 Jessie Lauren Beier, MEd (UofA, supervisor: Jason Wallin)
Thesis title: Schizophrenizing the art encounter: Toward a politics of dehabituation
2014 Iris Berger, EdD (UBC, supervisor: Mona Gleason)
Dissertation title: Narration-as-action: The potential of pedagogical narration for leadership enactment in early childhood education contexts
2014 Michael McGarry, PhD (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Jamie-Lynn Magnusson)
Dissertation title: “To read, write, and cast accounts”: Foucault, governmentality, and education in Upper Canada/Canada West
2013 Christopher Arthur, MA (OISE/UofT, supervisor: Trevor Norris)
Thesis title: Financial literacy: Neoliberalism, the consumer and the citizen
CPES Distinguished Service Award
Criteria for the Award
The CPES seeks nominations of candidates for its Distinguished Service Award. To be eligible, a candidate must have made important contributions in teaching, research, and professional service to philosophy of education in Canada over an extended period of time. The nomination, made a member of CPES, must include a letter of recommendation, no fewer than three letters of support, and a current CV of the person nominated. Nominations should be sent to the CPES president by April 1 of the year in which it is proposed the award be granted. The award will not necessarily be given each year. The awards committee is chaired by the recent past president and two members appointed by the executive.
Recipients
L to R: CPES Past President Douglas Simpson; CPES Past President and 2016 Distinguished Service Award winner Michelle Forrest; 2013 Distinguished Service Award winner Sandra Bruneau; 2002 Distinguished Service Award winner Don Cochrane; CSSE Past President Yvonne Hébert.
2018 Sharon Bailin, Simon Fraser University
2016 Michelle Forrest, Mount Saint Vincent University
2015 Walter Okshevsky, Memorial University
2014 Daniel Vokey, University of British Columbia
2013 Sandra Bruneau, Association of BC Deans of Education
2012 Paul O'Leary, University of Western Ontario, and Douglas Stewart, University of Regina
2004 William Hare, Mount St. Vincent University
2002 Don Cochrane, University of Saskatchewan
2001 Murray Elliott, University of British Columbia